The emergence of classical military virtues in air force teams and their modern assessment possibilities

Halmi, Lajos (2024) The emergence of classical military virtues in air force teams and their modern assessment possibilities. REPÜLÉSTUDOMÁNYI KÖZLEMÉNYEK (1997-TŐL), 36 (2). pp. 109-115. ISSN 1417-0604

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Abstract

Aviation, which plays an indispensable role in our daily lives across the transportation, economic, military, and healthcare sectors, is an exceptionally complex system where the human factor holds a dominant position. The decisions, physical, and mental condition of aviation professionals—such as pilots, flight attendants, and other key personnel—have a direct impact on flight safety. Analyzing the works of classical military theorists, we see that while their focus was primarily on strategy and the theory of warfare, numerous paral-lels can be drawn to the domains of human factors and aviation safety. This provides deeper insights into the mechanisms of decision-making and stress management. Although the re-lentless advancement of automation and technology has significantly increased the effici-ency and safety of aviation, the human factor remains a critical element. The development of modern biomedical and information technology tools has opened new possibilities for real-time monitoring of physiological states during flights, which is essential for reducing avia-tion safety risks.

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